Jing Chung
Senior Associate
Asia
Singapore
Jing Chung is a Singapore Registered Patent Attorney and an Australia Registered Patent and Trade Mark Attorney. She also has a Masters degree in Intellectual Property Law and a Diploma in Intellectual Property Practice from the Institute of Patents and Trade marks Attorney Academy (Australia). She also holds a PhD from Monash University (Melbourne, Australia) and has performed postdoctoral research in an Australian biomedical research institute.
Jing's expertise are in the biomedical, biotechnology, pharmaceutical sector. With her academic research background and her previous experience at the Australian Patent Office, she is able to assist clients from universities, research institutes, hospitals and companies with intellectual property protection. Her interest outside of work includes passive value investing in a diversified portfolio of financial instruments, real estate and other assets.
Jing was named an IP Rising Star in 2018, 2019, and 2020 by Managing Intellectual Property.
Languages
- English
- 中文 (普通话) (Mandarin)
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Qualifications
PhD, MIPLaw, DipIPP
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